Is the name Roman in the bible? Even though the city of Rome isn’t given much spotlight by being directly named in scripture, it still holds a crucial role in the New Testament’s narrative. You may be surprised to learn there is also an ancient Hebrew word rom which is also pronounced like Rome! If...
It’s a charming first-century Christian name. Despite its straightforward meaning, this moniker has earned two mentions in the New Testament with wholesome connotations! Rufus Original Language + Form: Latin rūfus Range of Meanings: Red Concept: n/a References or Context: Who was Rufus in the Bible? First, Rufus was the son of Simon the Cyrenian who carried...
It’s feels appropriate when a villain in the Bible has an awful name. Abimelech is a great example, since both his name and his story are pretty revolting, it seems to fit perfectly. However, some of the names below would be considered rare beauties…if only their association with these biblical examples wasn’t so unfortuate! Cain:...
The name Olivet is probably the most iconic and well known names in the Bible due to its significance during Jesus lifetime, yet it is without much use in all of history when it comes to names (it has never hit the top 1000 names in the US!) We love it’s familiarity and majestic spin...
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